baggie
bag·gie [ ˈba-gē]
[ˈba-gē]
plural baggies
: a usually small, clear plastic bag
… shoved his baggie of kumquats into the pocket of his Members Only jacket …— Jonathan Lethem My brother spent four days in jail. Police wanted to charge someone with possession of a baggie of crack cocaine they subsequently found under a nearby car, so they had chosen him.— Chastity M. Pratt
Recent Examples on the Web
//Earlier that day, Brown had tried to barter with a clerk, offering to exchange a baggie of marijuana for a soda and two boxes of cigarillos, according to the market’s lawyer.
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Wesley Lowery, Washington Post, "Dorian Johnson, witness to the Ferguson shooting, sticks by his story," 9 Aug. 2019
//The officer reportedly found a clear plastic baggie hanging out of Brown’s rectum, and subsequently secured a search warrant that granted a medical facility to remove it from his body.
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Sarah Horner, Twin Cities, "State Supreme Court rules against forced body cavity search," 15 Aug. 2019
//Some of the bud is in plastic baggies, which means it hasn’t been packaged according to state law.
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Amanda Chicago Lewis, The Verge, "Big Alcohol is pouring," 30 July 2019
//To make the most of your freezer’s real estate, use ice cube trays for stocks and sauces and freezer-proof baggies for meats and cheeses.
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Sayde Beeler, Rdn, Detroit Free Press, "Freezer meals: A how-to guide," 2 Sep. 2019
//The pair took wallets, credit cards, headphones, sunglasses, prescription medication and a baggie of marijuana from the cars, police said.
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Cory Shaffer, cleveland.com, "Wickliffe police arrest teens accused of stealing from 20 unlocked cars," 2 Sep. 2019
//According to DEA Special Agent Shawn Ellerman, each kilogram of heroin is estimated to produce about 330,000 doses (or baggies) of heroin.
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Brittany Horn, USA TODAY, "Drug bust nets huge haul of heroin and fake oxycodone pills in Delaware," 29 Aug. 2019
//Anrui TSA-Approved Clear Toiletry Bags, Set of 3 ($9.99; amazon.com)
Stop wasting plastic baggies and put your liquids or toiletries in these reusable containers, which are sized just right to go through airport security.
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Julianne Ross, CNN Underscored, "These are the 20 most popular products Underscored readers are shopping in August," 28 Aug. 2019
//Police found a small baggie of marijuana in the center console.
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Bob Sandrick, cleveland.com, "Drunk driver had too much fun at school reunion: Berea Police Blotter," 25 July 2019
First Known Use of baggie
1963, in the meaning defined above
History and Etymology for baggie
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